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Theatre Nights: Lots of laughs and folk festival starts (opens the original)
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Try! at the Everyman tomorrow night is sold out, but there were still a few tickets for the 11am screening of this award-winning rugby documentary film. On Saturday, David Nihill returns with his acclaimed show Taking Tangents. And don’t miss Songbook on Sunday at 3pm, which demands that you Keep It Country, celebrating 100 years of the Grand Ole Opry. Comedian Andrew Ryan is there later that evening with Honest Capacity, and you can’t possibly miss the film screening of the National Theatre Liv
Theatre Nights: Stories from the sea, music, and Cantona on Cork stages (opens the original)
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A reminder that Music Network is bringing four of Ireland’s most outstanding traditional musicians, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Pauline Scanlon, Tom Morrow, and John Doyle, to play at St Brendan’s Church in Bantry this Saturday, September 26. Hear beautiful tracks recorded by the group this year. 8pm start. https://www.musicnetwork.ie. At the Everyman this Saturday, award-winning filmmaker Ken O’Sullivan talks about his 25 years of exploring the seas around Ireland and beyond. Stories From The Sea r
Throwback Thursday: Memories of when Cork's Everyman was a popular cinema (opens the original)
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We recently had a press release from The Everyman, asking if we knew that this distinguished late Victorian theatre was a cinema for a number of decades across its almost 130-year history. Well, Everyman, we are certain there are many readers who STILL think of it as a cinema! Back in the ’50s and ’60s, under the management of Dermot Breen (yes, he who founded the Cork Film Festival), it was films almost all the time, except for the regular interruptions by live theatre (whereas now it’s the oth
Theatre Nights: Plenty of options for Culture Night...plus Firkin comedy (opens the original)
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Something distinctly different is taking place at Dance Cork Firkin Crane this weekend, with Gina Moxley’s Restoration comedy, I Fall Down. Inflamed by women’s erasure in the prescribed history of art and the omission of female genitalia in classical statuary, Gina enlists the audience in a brazen attempt to right these wrongs and correct the received history. What starts as a lecture segues into an operatic promenade, travels to Florence courtesy of contemporary dance, and finally arrives at a
Theatre Nights: Comedy, drama, and two sold-out Jackson tribute shows (opens the original)
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There is still time to catch the vivid recreation of a Hollywood superstar’s career in Judy – End Of The Rainbow at the Everyman until Saturday. Garland’s extraordinary life comes to the stage in this acclaimed drama with music by Peter Quilter, featuring West End star Anna-Jane Casey, alongside Will O’Connell, Darragh Shannon and William Morgan. Moving and intensely real. After that, Man In The Mirror, a tribute show to Michael Jackson, is sold out for both performances on Sunday, but they mana
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